Burton
Heavyweight X Baselayer 1/4-Zip Top - Men's

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Why We Like The Heavyweight X Baselayer 1/4-Zip Top

When winter rears its ugly head but we still need to get out and get the goods we layer up with the Burton Heavyweight X Baselayer 1/4-Zip Top. This beefy insulating layer uses a polyester blend to trap heat and help us move comfortably so that we can stay out all day.

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Heavyweight baselayer for the coldest days of the season
Four-way stretch allows for unencumbered mobility as you ride
Performance fabric wicks sweat, dries quickly, and traps body heat
Anti-odor technology prevents odor-causing microbes from taking hold
Item #BURZ8HG

Material: Heavyweight 300 Living Lining (89% polyester, 11% spandex)
Insulation Weight: heavyweight
Fit: slim
Style: 1/4-zip
Activity: all-mountain skiing, all-mountain snowboarding
Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year

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3 out of 5 stars

January 14, 2021

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Size Bought:: XL
Height:: 6' 3"
Weight:: 225

The top has a slimmer fit and plenty of length in the body, which I like. On the other hand, the collar is very loose, which I don't think will trap as much heat as if it fit snugly against my neck. The sleeves do not have the annoying thumb holes, which I think is good, instead they have a loop of elastic sewn into the sleeve, which I think you could cut off if you wanted; it doesn't seem to get in the way, so I plan on ignoring it. I also tried an XL "Marmot Men's Polartec° Baselayer °-Zip Jacket", which is very nice, and it has a collar that is not as loose as the Burton top. It also has plenty of length in the body. The material of the Marmot top feels more delicate, so it may not be as durable. I noticed that you can get the Smartwool Merino 250 top for about the same price, but I think the Burton top is probably easier to launder. I like the fit of the Burton top, so even though I don't know about the collar, I may keep the top. Still trying to decide.

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